THERMAL DRONES

Dronefly specializes in cost-effective thermal drone solutions for many different industries. We have worked with hundreds of municipalities, state, and federal agencies; and understand the different use cases and purchase process. We are ready to work with you to understand your infrared drone missions, use cases, operational budgets, and support needs. Check out some of the thermal drone kits we have put together below. If you are new to thermal drones or need some guidance we are more than happy to help! Give us a call or click on and fill out the request info form below.

We understand that deciding which commercial drone solution is right for your organization is challenging that's why we want to give you the tools to help you make an informed decision. Check our understanding thermal drones blog and info below to learn more about our thermal drone solutions. Still unsure where to start? Give us a call or click on and fill out the request info form.

There are many ways thermal imagery can help enhance our lives. From assisting First Responders in search and rescue missions to roof inspection (to find heating or cooling issues or moisture spots), thermal imaging is changing the way we see the world around us. The recent boom in the drone industry and the addition of thermal imaging to drones has made that change even greater. Now there are almost no limits to what can be explored with thermal cameras.

Police and Fire Departments are some of the largest adopters of thermal drone technology. Law Enforcement can use drones for many things, but thermal imagery is particularly useful when tracking subjects at night or searching for a suspect in almost any situation. Fire Departments can use thermal drones to monitor fires through dense smoke, thereby improving hose efficiency and ensuring all people are rescued from the flames.

Search and Rescue is among the industries most heavily affected by the use of drones. Search times can be significantly reduced while limiting potential risk to the party being rescued as well as rescuers with the use of drone technology. Thermal imaging is a major tool for search and rescue. Body heat naturally makes humans stand out from plant life, making them easy to spot very quickly. Most thermal cameras also have the option to change the color palette for a wide variety of options to make sure you can see exactly what you’re looking for, making it an extremely useful tool in any Search and Rescue organization. Visit our How Drones Are Assisting SAR and Disaster Relief Efforts blog for more information.

Find more detailed info for each of our drone packages by visiting their pages below.